Sentence examples for fought cold from inspiring English sources

In the seventeenth century, Louis XIV fought cold wars with his European neighbors and with the papacy.

We can tell our grandchildren about that glorious time when high culture used to matter, and the CIA and the KGB fought cold wars about it.

The Olympics, a measure of national pride anywhere, means even more in Russia, heir to the vaunted Soviet teams that fought cold-war proxy battles against the West every four years.

It is time that we stopped training our military to fight cold war-style battles and began to train for the real threats we face today: regional civil unrest perpetrated by paramilitary forces, like that in the Balkans, Somalia and East Timor.

It can also be used to help fight cold and flu symptoms or used as a muscle rub.

Thus, the homeopathic zinc supplement Cold-EEZE, claims to fight colds, but Cold-fX, sold as a ginseng dietary supplement, cannot make such a claim.

A medicinal shop sold a tincture from the flowers in Amma's garland that promised to fight "colds, flus, stomach aches and even cancer".

He secretly supplied cash to fight cold-war causes: $32m to the Nicaraguan contras, Mr Ottaway says, and $10m to bolster anti-communist politicians in Italy.

Settlement in Advertising Case WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The Walgreen Company agreed on Tuesday to pay nearly $6 million to settle deceptive advertising charges arising from its sale of dietary supplements the company said could help fight colds and flu.

Drug resistance has soared because antibiotics are overprescribed, used even when they are no good at all -- for example, to fight colds, which are not bacterial but viral infections against which antibiotics are useless.

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